Cerrar docker YzDock para los juegos

if [%min%]==[1] goto 2 
set min=1 
start /min archivo.bat 
goto end 

:2 
set min= 
cls 
echo dos 
taskkill /F /IM YzDock.exe 
cd "C:\Archivos de programa\juego" 
"juego.exe" 
echo dos 
cd "C:\Archivos de programa\yz dock" 
start YzDock.exe 

:end 
exit

@echo off 
rem ** By Gyphie June 2003. YzDock game executor.  Kill YzDock. Runs the program. Once the program 
rem ** is finished restart YzDock. 

       if '%1' == '' goto instructions 
       if '%2' == '' goto instructions 
       goto execute 


:execute 
       SET dopause=0 
        
       :processargs 
               if '%3' == 'pause' SET dopause=1 
        
               if NOT '%3' == 'pause' SET params=%params%%3% 
  
               shift /3 
               if NOT '%3' == '' GOTO processargs 
  
       echo Thanks for using Gyphie's Executor.... 
       echo. 
       echo Ending YzDock... 
       taskkill /F /IM YzDock.exe > nul 
        
       echo Starting %1\%2 %params%... 
       start "Gyphies Executor" /WAIT /D%1 %2 %params% 
        
       if '%dopause%' == '1' goto dopause 
       goto restart 
:dopause 
       pause 
       goto restart 


:restart        
       echo Restarting YzDock... 
       start "Y'z Dock" /D"c:\Program Files\ydock" yzdock.exe 
       goto end 
        
        
:instructions 
       cls 
       echo. 
       echo. 
       echo Gyphie's Executor 
       echo ******************************************************************************** 
       echo READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS they give useful info on all the options you have. 
       echo. 
       echo The idea behind this batch file is to have ONE batch file for all your games. 
       echo Instead of putting the game exe in the "Link To:" field use this batch file 
       echo then put the game information in the 'Arguments:" field as described below. 
       echo. 
       echo Usage:  runprogram.bat "FILE PATH" "FILE NAME" [PARAMETERS] [pause] 
       echo. 
       echo Installation: 
       echo Place a copy of this batch file in the YzDock folder and make a new dock item. 
       echo Here is an example of what you might enter for the Dock Item Settings. 
       echo. 
       echo  Name:         Gyphie 3D 2003 
       echo  Link to:      c:\Program Files\YzDock\runprogram.bat 
       echo  Arguments:    "c:\games\Gyphie 3D 2003" "Gyphie 3D 2003.exe" -d games -b pause 
       echo  Work Folder:  c:\games\Unreal II 
       echo  Show Command: Minimized 
       echo. 
       echo ******************************************************************************** 
       pause 
       cls 
       echo Usage: 
       echo File Path: 
       echo   The Folder where your program is located.  If there are any spaces in in the 
       echo   names you MUST put it in Quotes:  "C:\Program Files\Gyphie 3D 2003" 
       echo   It is also important NOT to put a '' and the end of the File Path. For 
       echo   example "c:\Program Files\Gyphie 3D 2003" will not work because there is 
       echo   a '' at the end. It should be "c:\Program Files\Gyphie 3D 2003" to 
       echo   work correctly. 
       echo. 
       echo File Name: 
       echo   The name of the file you want to run.  If there are any spaces in the name 
       echo   you MUST put it in Quotes: "Red Faction.exe" 
       echo. 
       echo Parameters: 
       echo   Any parameters you want to send to your game (e.g. to load a MOD in Quake). 
       echo   You probably should not put these in quotes unless you would for your game. 
       echo. 
       echo Continue... 
       pause 
       echo Pause: 
       echo   Use the 'pause' parameter to make the batch file pause before opening 
       echo   Y'z Dock. Many games use loaders (a little screen that has a "Start Game" 
       echo   button) and the batch file cannot tell the difference between the loader 
       echo   and the game. 
       echo      Putting the 'pause' parameter causes the batch file to wait for you to press a 
       echo   key before reloading Y'z Dock so it doesn't get reloaded before the game begins. 
       echo. 
       echo   The word 'pause' must be lowercase. 
       echo. 
       echo END OF INSTRUCTIONS 
       pause 
       goto end 

:end 
       SET params=0 
       SET dopause=0 
       SET params= 
       SET dopause= 


       exit